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Payment Dilemma
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visidigi, please, please stop giving out wrong info. You admitted yourself you have done so. Why do you keep doing it?0
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Looksguywalker wrote: »visidigi, please, please stop giving out wrong info. You admitted yourself you have done so. Why do you keep doing it?
sorry? I don't see you proving the content wrong?
Or is this you trying to prove you are right again when you aren't?
Please stop abusing members.0 -
Sigh - Wikipedia was a quick reference - if I have to spend more time on you (I really don't see why I should, you add nothing but rude comments and abuse people).
But here you go:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3383160
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3841233
It varies by bank, it can be up to 30 days - if you had 3 months later then I would be questioning how as this is beyond the limit laid out by visa/master card unless of course it was a recurrent payment setup to circumvent the authorisation time limits.
So from wiki to MSE as a ref. ...you're having a laugh?
Give me a proper reference that there is an auth. time limit on a CC transaction.0 -
I'm out...0
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You can't prove what you are saying.
I am providing proof that what you are saying is not inline with others, but somehow I have to prove im not wrong?
I don't think so...0 -
Its all turned very childish on this thread.Looksguywalker wrote: »Repeatedly wrong yet? I have debit card transactions take 7+ days after auth and 1 or 2 CC transactions 3 months later.
wiki as a ref.? Not clever.
As clever as anecdotal evidence??0 -
Looksguywalker wrote: »I'm out...
Thank goodness for that.0 -
Back to the question at hand. No I would not contact them, and yes I would hope to get away with it, and no I don't care what anyone else thinks of that.0
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Just to update this thread, I emailed the company on Wednesday advising them my card had not been debited but I am yet to receive a reply.0
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I'd keep quiet, I've had things like this before. You let them know and they end up taking it twice.0
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